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Funky Chicken
Designed by: Donna Druchunas Move over Funky Chicken dance and make room for the whimsically wonderful Funky Chicken Socks. Flap your wings and strut your stuff in style and without a soul knowing. All you have to do is put on these Funky Socks! Colorways shown: Doodle Doo (MC), Honey Cock-A (CC1) and Valkyrie Fledge (CC2) Materials: 1 skein each of 3 colors BMFA Socks that Rock® lightweight. US Size 2 (2.75mm) needles, or size to obtain gauge US Size 4...
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Grinchy Grouchy
Get your "Grinch" on! Embrace your inner Grinch with your very own pair of colorful, wacky, furry, fun socks! Every Grouch should have a pair of these. materials : • Blue Moon Fiber Arts® Socks that Rock® lightweight: • 1 skein main color (MC); sample shown in Grinchy colorway • 1 skein contrasting color (CC); sample shown in Pond Scum colorway • 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts® Whisper; sample shown in Pond Scum colorway (optional, for furry cuff) • US size 1 (2.25mm) needles, or...
Gumdrop Socks
Designed by JC Briar Gumdrops - I don't know why, but that's what these socks remind me of, cascading down the instep like a display in a candy store. Or maybe Lifesavers. But wait, there's more! The gumdrops stitch pattern is essentially a comfy-fit rib. Turn the socks inside-out, and discover an entirely different appearance on the inside. Twizzlers and M & Ms, anyone? Colorway shown: Goody Goody Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts® Socks that Rock® lightweight US size 1 (2.25mm)...
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Hippy Crunchy
Designed by Peace and Love Heaven in the summer is a lacy anklet. An airy sandal sock created by using a subtle mesh pattern, little lace panes going this way and that. A perfect mate for any open toe sandal, an exceptional match for Love's favorite Birkenstock. Colorway shown: Peaseblossom Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts® Socks that Rock® lightweight one set double-point needles: for sizes S/M, US size 0 (2.0mm), for size M/L, US size1.5 (2.5mm), or size to obtain gauge stitch...
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Designed by Anne Hanson A very cool unisex sock that knits up quickly in festive colors of plaid gift ribbons, fruit bowls, and holiday candy assortments. The twill rib texture follows the color trail on its dizzying drop down the leg and over the foot, a bit like a never-ending escalator ride. Colorway shown: Muddy Autumn Rainbow Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts® Socks that Rock® mediumweight US size 1.5 (2.5mm) needles, or size to obtain gauge Stitch markers Tapestry needle note: Our...
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In Season
Designed by Melissa Morgan-Oakes I love the colors of summer: farmer's market bright yellows of summer squash and sweet corn; brilliant red tomatoes and hot peppers; cool, refreshing green peas, zucchini and cucumbers. This ankle sock, with its comfortably low twisted-stitch cuff and vibrant hues twining around the foot, reminds me that summer is short though the days are long, and the harvest won't last forever. Get it while you can! Colorway shown: Garden Daze Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon...
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Inside Out!
Designed by Kaci Kyler Hays Where form and function meet and become fast friends. This pattern is tightly knit to accentuate the yarns natural elastic tendencies. The arch is ribbed for support and balance. The heel and toe are garter stitch which adds quite a bit of cushion, especially nice on the heel. The cable pattern on the cuff is a favorite, very striking on either side. Surprise! It's reversible, a comfy and beautiful sock inside and out. Which side is your favorite? Colorway...
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Intrepid Traveler
Designed by: Gail Marracci Just in time for summer traveling – whether by land, sea, air or psychedelic bus – these socks can accompany you anywhere. The easily memorized pattern will not fail you, even during moments of extreme STR high! A few little pranksterish idiosyncrasies are thrown in just to keep you on your merry toes. Pack your travel bag and have a fearless good time on your STR trip! Colorway shown: Electric Koolaid Acid Test Materials: 1 (1,1) skein Blue Moon...
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Jolly Brolly Socks
Designed by: Deb Barnhill The inspirations for this pattern were many, generally centered around movement and flux: the waxing and waning of the moon, the rise and fall of the tide, the opening and closing of an umbrella. I was delighted to learn that Tina's fascination with umbrellas is even greater than mine, and that the rafters of Blue Moon central are even adorned with them! Starting from an image of a rib resembling an umbrella, I offset alternate repeats to...
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Designed by: A. Karen Alfke This colorway made me (the designer) feel like I was invited to Katy Perry's Acid Christmas Party. I-cord swags festoon the top and make me giggle. (I'm a sucker for I-cord. What can I say?) The slip-stitch patterning across the heel ensures that the goofy magic will last for years to come. Colorway shown: Comfort & Joy Materials: 1 (1,1) skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts® Socks that Rock Lightweight US size 1.5 (2.5 mm) needles, or size to obtain...
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Designed by Cat Bordhi When I was a child I had a mesmerizing net-like wire toy that I could slide and pull to hug my arm or ankle or even make into a ball. I've used my memory of the toy and linen-stitch-like floats on a stockinette surface to create netting around the ankle. I also added built-up bead-like multi-wraps at the intersections to concentrate the beautiful colors. Colorway shown: River Rocked Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock MediumweightUS size 1½...
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Designed by JC Briar A lovely leaf grows out of the dotted ribbing, then curves gracefully at the heel gusset as it travels down the instep toward the toe. These socks will flow right off your needles onto your feet, where they will warm, decorate, and cushion each step. Colorway shown: Lucky Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts® Socks that Rock® mediumweight US size 2 (2.75mm) needles, or size to obtain gauge Stitch markers Tapestry needle note: Our pattern download service is not...
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Designed by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee The minute that Tina told me she was painting Raven yarn, all I could think of was the famous poem by Edgar Allen Poe, "The Raven." This sock has as many elements of that poem as struck me as reasonable… the wings of the raven, the gothic-inspired peaks of the "chamber door," the colours reminiscent of the "purple curtain," and the raven himself. Naturally, there could be no other name for this feminine,...
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Marble Arches
Designed by Sandi Marble & granite, the building blocks of long ago. Both beauty and strength grace this faux cable design. The cables create a Robin Hood cuff that even his merry men would be proud to sport. Colorway shown: Pink Granite Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock mediumweight US size 1 (2.25mm) needles or size to obtain gauge tapestry needle.
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Designed by Adrienne Fong The pattern of the cables resemble a gentle brook as it meanders its way down the creek bed. May you find a quiet afternoon to enjoy "Meandering". Colorway shown: Midsummer Night Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock lightweight US size 1 & 1.5 (2.25-2.5mm) needles or size to obtain gauge stitch markers. tapestry needle. note: Our pattern download service is not instant. Once your payment is processed, a link to this pattern will be...
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Merry Socksters
Designed by: Carrie Sullivan (aka IrishsirlieKnits) In the spring of 2011, the Merry Socksters, a band of knitters who proclaimed their love of STR and its creator the Depraved Dyer, began their cross-country adventure on Haight-Ashbury Street in San Francisco. Their mission was to share with the masses their love and new understanding of life while on the knitting high of STR. Packed into their psychedelic bus, they knit vibrant, brightly-colored socks with a unique garter stitch picot...
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My ❤ Beets 4U
Designed by Anne Hanson I received my beautiful skein of yarn to design this project along with an email from Tina which included a photo depicting a bunch of multi-colored baby beets. My own garden was just sprouting that week with red, purple, yellow and chartreuse beet greens and swiss chard--Cheerfully ornamental and destined to be delicious, they are my favorite produce during the summer; it seemed only natural to celebrate them in this sock. Colorway shown: Firecracker Materials: 1...
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Queen of Beads
Designed by Sivia Harding Stitches twist into a brocade of beaded beauty. The beads sparkle at exactly the right moment in knit time where the stitch pattern creates a lovely lattice of diamonds, beautifully accentuating them. You will not only feel queenly wearing these beauties but will tap into your own knitting queen as these socks flow off your needles. Colorway shown: My Blue Heaven Materials: 1 skein Blue Moon Fiber Arts® Socks that Rock® lightweightUS size 1 (2.25mm) needles, or size...
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Raven Swirl Socks
Designed by Cookie A The magic of ravens sparks our imagination with tales of ravens throughout the ages. Are they good or evil, or do they transcend categorization? You be the judge. These socks incorporate lace panels reminiscent of the beautiful raven feathers. They swirl around the legs in opposite directions, capturing the motion and enigma of the raven. Colorway Shown: Blackbird Materials: 1 skein BMFA Socks that Rock LightweightUS size 1 (2.25mm) needles, or size to obtain...
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Rock and Weave
Designed by A. Karen Alfke Slip-stitch patterns, like the Linen Stitch used here, showcase the color changes of hand-painted yarns beautifully. As you slip every other stitch, the lines of color are interrupted, and each stitch stands out in a single color. Linen Stitch is really half woven and half knit, so have fun while you "Rock and Weave" the sideways cuffs of these socks. The picot-edge bind-off adds a flirty detail at the outside ankle. Colorway shown: Fairgrounds Materials: 1...
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FirstEnergy Senior Vice President and CFO James F. Pearson to Conduct Investor Presentation
Webcast and Slide Presentation Will be Available
Jan 30, 2013, 03:20 EST
AKRON, Ohio, Jan. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE : FE ) today announced that Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer James F. Pearson will conduct an investor presentation at the 2013 Credit Suisse Energy Summit on Tuesday, February 5, 2013, at 10:45 a.m. ET.
A live webcast of the presentation and slides associated with the event will be available on FirstEnergy's investor information website, www.firstenergycorp.com/ir, by clicking 2013 Credit Suisse Energy Summit. The company plans to post the slide presentation to the website before markets open on February 5, 2013.
The webcast and presentation will be archived on FirstEnergy's website.
FirstEnergy is a diversified energy company dedicated to safety, reliability and operational excellence. Its 10 electric distribution companies form one of the nation's largest investor-owned electric systems, serving customers in Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and West Virginia. Its diverse generating fleet features non-emitting nuclear, scrubbed baseload coal, natural gas, hydro and pumped-storage hydro and other renewables, and has a total generating capacity of more than 20,000 megawatts. Follow FirstEnergy on Twitter @FirstEnergyCorp.
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If you're dealing with a child that's struggling with their self-identity, there's hope. Written by: Wood Creek Academy If your child is misbehaving and causing trouble, and possibly harm, to your family, there's a solution. And, it doesn't come in the form of a juvenile boot camp. You don't have to face these challenges alone. Therapeutic boarding schools like Wood Creek Academy offer programs that cater to your family's needs and help your child walk the road to recovery. Troubled Teen Programs Troubled teen programs are typically for children between the ages of 13- to 18-. Many times, the underlying root of the problem comes from the child questioning their self-identity in a society where influence is heavily present in schools and communities. What will be important in your child's lives are the steps that you take to support your child's development and struggles. These programs will support you with these challenges by providing a structure that your children will follow that teach them the lessons of life and how to adapt in a world that's not always kind. What Should You Expect? As a parent that's enrolling their child into one of these programs, you might be curious as what you should expect? While all programs vary, understand that they all have one thing in common, and that's professional consulting. However, a teen will benefit greatly from these programs not only because of these professionals, but the environment that they're placed in. Many boys boarding schools offer therapeutic wilderness programs that focus on teamwork and physical endurance. The natural healing capabilities of the wild can help shed that layer of resistance that they've been holding on to, and gently nudge them into slowly opening up and discussing what's been holding them back in their...Read More
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The Milano Calder 800x600mm curved electric heated towel rail is sure to add smart, modern style to any bathroom or en-suite. Featuring a high quality white finish and a curved profile, this heated towel rail with 600W thermostatic heating element provides the basic luxury of warm, dry towels. The heated towel rail has a mild steel construction so you can be assured of quality and durability.
The element features five heat settings, on/off switch, dryer function and a temperature display.
The electric heated towel rail has been pre-filled with glycol - a water based heating solution that eliminates rust, limescale and noise. The solution contains anti-freeze and anti-corrosion.
Please note: the heating element will be sent separately from the towel rail. The heated towel rail will have sealing caps upon delivery, but you will need to unscrew one to fit the heating element.
Please note: the hard-wiring should be carried out by a trained electrician.
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When the Rockville Centre location of Frank's Steaks opened up in October of 2002, Chris was right there with it. He worked as a waiter while attending Hofstra University, and in 2004 he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management. Little did he know that first day when he walked in that Frank's Steaks that he was just where he was meant to be—long term. And he hasn't looked back since, saying, "Having a career that makes people feel like they're at home, surrounded by warm and authentic people is the goal. The food and experience speak for themselves."
After working his way up from waiter to management, today Chris is the Managing Partner and one of three principal owners of the Rockville Centre location of Frank's Steaks. His passion for the business and creating an elite dining experience for everyone is evident, from the mannerisms in which he treats staff to how he warmly invites everyone in who walks through the doors. They are certain to be greeted and welcomed by Chris.
According to Chris, "I love having a hands-on approach to the restaurant, because I'll never forget where I came from or how I started in this business." His philosophy for creating excellence for Frank's Steaks is to have everyone keep on doing what they do best, while also implementing new ideas that keep up with the trends of modern-day dining. While the restaurant, and Chris himself, are like throwbacks in a modern day world, they are also staples in it. There's no greater privilege for Chris than being the "Face of Frank's Steaks", and spending time with his restaurant family.
Richard E. Gerzof is an entrepreneur who has been in the real estate business for over fifty years, having graduated from Freeport High School and Hofstra University.
His real estate interest include residential building developments, hotels, motels, apartment buildings, shopping centers, nursing homes, and flea markets. Part of his interest in real estate stems from growing up in a hotel family that had locations throughout the Catskill Mountains. He spent many a summer from an early age on working in various capacities in his family hotel. As a result, he has been associated with customer relationships and in the food industry his entire life.
In 1984, Richard became a partner at the Skipper Restaurant until 1992, and he has been a partner at Frank's Steaks of Jericho from 1993 to present. He was also part of the team which spearheaded the opening of Frank's Steaks in Rockville Centre in 2002.
Nicholas Drossos was born into a restaurant family and has worked in one since he was fourteen years old. After graduating from Half Hollow Hills High School in 1975, he continued to work in this business, holding every position from dishwasher to busboy, waiter, and bartender; then he went into management and became the general manager. Today, his is an owner and loves the business every bit as much as when he first started. He has taken numerous Health Department food handler courses and has his Food Certificate License from Nassau County.
Over the years Nick has been an integral part of opening six restaurants. This experience has included the hiring and training of all staff from top to bottom. Developing menus, recipe cards and kitchen manuals, job descriptions for all positions, cleaning schedules, equipment logs, and also authoring the employee manuals and procedures. His experience includes restaurant design, flow charts, marketing, advertising, purchasing of all insurances, setting up of credit card processing, POS Systems, and payroll systems. He also uses par sheets for inventory control, ordering, and theft prevention, ensuring that his enterprises remain profitable and that customers are having the best experience.
Nicholas was a principal and General Manager of the Skipper Restaurant in Rockville Centre until it was sold in 1992, and today he is a partner and the General Manager of Frank's Steaks of Jericho, starting in 1993 to present time. He was also a driving force behind opening the Rockville Centre location for Frank's Steaks.
John Casper is a founder and principal at Galleon Realty Group, a real estate advisement firm based in NYC and Long Island. Having initially started his real estate career in high school, GRG originally specialized as a property management agency within the vacation rental markets of the Hamptons, he has now expanded the company into the RE commercial markets of New York City.
After graduating from Benjamin N. Cardozo HS in Queens and then NYU in 2013, he started his brokering career with Keller Williams Commercial division in Manhattan and soon after joining the boutique firm, Highline Real Estate Commercial. His focus into additional businesses led him into an amazing opportunity to become a partner within Frank's Steaks RVC in 2014. He has since leveraged his renovation and tech savvy talents into re-invigorating the south shore location and focusing the brand for continued success by contributing to the the long term strategy and equity brand building. Additional business interests include import and exports from Colombia.


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Listen to the quiet of the Bickley Valley and enjoy all the valley has to offer. On the outskirts of Kalamunda, in a quiet cul-de-sac this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home plus STUDY is available for you to enjoy.
Huge family living area, wood fire, large kitchen with gas cooktop and electric oven. Formal lounge room has carpet to floor, as do the 4 bedrooms and the study. Ducted air conditioning, reticulation to some of the gardens, workshop/shed - (vehicle access is restricted to the shed), double carport, to name a few features. No alarm. Contact me now to arrange your private viewing. Please do not enter the property without a representative from our office. You must view the property before applying and we are not able to accept online application forms.
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Work Party - 17 April 2016
This April we changed the work Sunday from the first to the third Sunday of the month because of certain commitments.
The work we did was around and in the ponds in the second meadow from the iron bridge over the river. We cleared willow saplings from around the ponds and Marcus and Jack put on waders and cleared dead vegetation from within the ponds. Marcus commented that methane gas was being released from rotting vegetation. This is going to poison anything living in the water. We should take note and act.
Those present: Jack Westbrook, Bill Sylvester, Paul Knutson, Marcus King, Dawn Goodair, Tony and Sheila Lee, Ian Watson and Mitch.
Ian Watson
Work Party - 6 Mar 2016
We continued the work of hedge layering and clearing along the canal side fence. The ladies, led by Dawn, worked on the lake side of the fence layering the hawthorn that was planted a number of years ago. The men levelled the mix of plants, dead hedge fashion, on the canal side and performed other support activities.
Those present: Dawn Goodair, Evelyn Fox, Sheila & Tony Lee, Jack Westbrook, Paul Knutson, Mitch.
Mitch (Rob Mitchell)
Work party - 3 Jan 2016
It was a rather miserable day, but Dawn Goodair got on with layering the hedge by Stocker's House, with the help of Steve and Erica Davey, welcome new workers. Meanwhile, the rest of us cleared the brambles from our little copse by the Lock Keeper's Cottage. We noticed that a lot of the young trees had the bark eaten away at the same height on the main trunks. It was Chris Jones who deduced that this must be the work of deer and the height of the damage suggested that a muntjac was the culprit. We seldom see them on the reserve, but doubtless night time is when they operate. We'll get some protectors.


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Advanced Clinicals
When you combine technologically advanced skincare that is also easy on the wallet, you have our attention. Advanced Clinicals was launched by Chicago-based cosmetic chemists using powerhouse ingredients like vitamin C, retinol and collagen. With no product over $20, stocking up is a no-brainer.
Mojo Spa
Good things come in small batches. Mojo Spa, a complete line of makeup and skincare products founded by Amanda Kezios and based in Wicker Park, is made with real herbs, fruits and veggies in small quantities—operating on the idea that what is good for you on the inside is equally good for you on the outside.
Inspired by the farmer's markets of her native Greece, Yasou founder Theodora Ntovas created a skincare line packed with organic ingredients such as floral essential oils, beeswax and olive oil.
La Bella Figura Beauty
From their beauty lab in Lincoln Square, the team behind La Bella Figura Beauty (Victoria Fantauzzi and Karen Kring) creates a globally-informed collection of products that are sourced from a carefully curated list of farmers and growers around the world.
SinÈ Essentials
Adding another component to her already successful salon business, SinÈ Qua Non owner Laura Boton teamed up with SQN stylist Brad Hough to create SinÈ Essentials, a line of hair and skincare must-haves. The pair wanted to embrace the use of natural ingredients in order to avoid the damage that can be caused by the toxic chemicals commonly found in many beauty products.
Sol Food Natural Soaps
After adding essential oils to her bath to heal herself after an emotionally tough period, Sol Food Natural Soaps founder LeeLee Curry realized that she could probably package the same healing for others, as well. With ingredients like activated charcoal, lemongrass, and Australian pink clay, Curry's soaps gently tackle a variety of skin issues. For every bar sold, Sol Food donates a bar to someone in need of soap and clean water.
JoShik Polish
Pronounced Jo-chic, JoShik polish is a vegan, toxin-free and cruelty-free line of super-saturated nail colors that we love. Started by JoJo Shiku, she developed the line as a reaction to the harmful chemicals found in most nail polishes.
Ari Rose Body Care
Jessica Mann channeled her expertise in health and wellness into a luxe, all-natural body product line of soaps, butters and scrubs that lovingly carries the middle names of her two daughters, Jada Ari and Priya Rose to result in Ari Rose Body Care. Proceeds from "The Breakfast Bar" ( soap made with organic cinnamon, oatmeal, coconut milk, raw honey and topped with an organic cinnamon crunch cereal), are donated to Connections for Abused Women and their Children (CAWC).


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- 23-Jul-2018 to 21-Aug-2018 (MST)
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- Ogden, UT, USA
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Health Insurance - Dental and Vision available, PTO, 401K
Trampoline Parks LLC
Trampoline Parks is owned and operated by the industries leading trampoline experts in manufacturing, safety, and innovation. Trampoline Parks has a reputation of cutting edge, customized parks with the highest level of safety which exceeds all industry standards.
This is an incredible opportunity to assist in the production of trampoline parks! You will assist in many areas of the welding and production shop.
Job Description: Shop Hand
Position Reports to: Welding Manager
Job Purpose Summary: Perform tasks and shop labor in the metal shop to meet deadlines in the manufacturing of trampolines.
Key Responsibilities:
Responsible for grinding, cutting parts, organizing, and painting
Comply with all Safety rules
Maintain the highest quality in production
Ensure timely output of required materials
Eliminate waste
Effectively work in a team environment
Run forklift
Key Qualifications:
At least 6 months experience in a metal shop
At least 3 months experience running a forklift
Know how to read a tape measure
Know how to use hand tools
Familiar with operating Band saws, grinders, cutting discs
Able to read and write the English language
Must be willing to travel periodically
Welding experience a plus, but not necessary
Must be able to meet the physical demands of the job: pushing pulling, standing, lifting


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Edea starts with the skater. We think about what the skater needs and not how a skate is made. This liberates our designers to think about what makes the perfect boot rather than how we can make old fashioned boots better. By focusing on skater needs our boots deliver the ultimate skating performance.
This innovation requires creative thinking and the great design requires stylish thinking. To implement this innovation and design requires hard work. Our love for skating translates this hard work into a passion and it is these three elements; passion, innovation and design that combine to create Edea Skates.
Uppermost in our minds is lightness. Lightness isn't a state of mind it is a matter of weight. Edea boots are designed to be lighter. The modern materials and hi-tech design combine to make Edea boots lighter. Lighter is faster, Lighter is higher jumps, Lighter is longer jumps, Lighter is more air time, lighter is better acceleration lighter means better skating, lighter means Edea.
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Inspired by the works of Norman Rockwell.
All images ©John Szymkowicz 2016
This is a sweet opportunity to shoot tons of great photographs. The Foster Preservation Society does this event about every two years. It usually happens in September and cost about $10 for the self-guided tour. They give you a map and the rest is up to you. You get to visit eight or so barns in the Foster area. Each one is chuck-full photographic awesomeness! Be prepared for a long day of shooting. Last time I went it lasted about five hours and I didn't even get through all the barns! Bring extra batteries, memory cards and most importantly snacks! Check the link provided to see when it's happening again.
Working on a new puppet build. His name is Hobbs and he's a goblin. Not quite sure if he is friendly or not… we'll just have to wait until the build is complete.
Hobbs is covered in an antron fleece which was purchased from the great folks at Dewey Street.
Just adding some features to this handsome guy.


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Fresh ideas for pursuing a life well planned.
Retirees find college towns support an active, interesting and enriching lifestyle.
There's a new trend in retirement housing: dorms. Well, not quite. But 60-plus renowned universities have built or are planning to build continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) near their college campuses, according to The New York Times. Names include Stanford, Notre Dame and Penn State, among others. Countless more are designing courses aimed at this senior class. Why? Because today's retirees are looking for the unique mix of lifelong learning, transportation, healthcare and activities that a university provides.
Shucking traditional golf or beach retirements in Arizona, California and Florida, today's baby boomers are recreating retirement on their terms, preferably something with a sense of adventure, and many are finding that moving to a college town fits the bill. These towns are centered on the college or university and take on a lot of the same character. They can be found in small-town New England or larger cities across the country. Choices abound for those who find this lifestyle appealing.
And what's not to like? Many campuses are in areas with affordable housing; quality education and teaching opportunities; strong job markets; hiking, walking and biking trails; entertainment options; robust transportation; the list goes on and on.
And they're often surrounded by vibrant communities with funky little shops, interesting bookstores, exotic restaurants, innovative music and theater venues, and independent movies. Not to mention plenty of opportunities to cheer on the local team. So if you're seeking that level of dynamic energy, consider the main perks of living in a college town.
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Tesla's Electric Semi Truck
Tesla has just revealed their prototype semi truck, and its specifications and appearance absolutely staggering. The truck looks extremely aerodynamic and this is by design as it actually has a lower wind resistance than some high performance cars. The trailer can be retracted back towards the cab once the truck is in motion, so that there is virtually no gap between the trailer and the cab, which further improves the air resistance.
The truck uses four model 3 car electric motors, one for each of the four rear wheels, and with Tesla's dynamic power control technology the trucks have vastly more power and acceleration then the equivalent diesel truck. The most important thing for following traffic is that the Tesla truck fully laden with 40 tonnes can accelerate to 100 km an hour in 20 seconds, and can climb 5% gradient at 110 km an hour. This would mean that on the typical New Zealand Highway including State Highway 1 the trucks would be able to travel at the same speed as normal cars including up and down the steep hills in Central North Island.
The truck has brakes but almost never needs to use them as when the truck of slowing or descending a hill a power is poured back into the battery. The brake pads are designed to last the life of the truck, which is designed for a million miles or 1.6 million kilometres without any maintenance required to the powertrain.
The entire floor of the semi unit is dedicated to the massive battery, and the truck will be able to travel 500 Miles or 800 km with a full 40 tonne load. The distance from Wellington to Auckland is only 645km.
The truck cab has been designed with the driver in mind, and the driving position it's now in the centre of a cab, with two large screens on either side on the steering wheel for all the information and control that is normally available Tesla Model S or Model X. The truck has all the self driving capabilities of the Tesla cars, which includes automatic braking in emergency, lane centering and collision avoidance technology. Tesla also has the technology to allow one truck driver at the front of a long convoy of Tesla trucks that are driverless.
One Tesla truck will have total operating cost about 70% of the equivalent diesel truck, and if convoy mode is used then the savings are 50% of the diesel equivalent. The truck will be going to manufacture and 2019 and promises to be transformational if not disruptive for the entire trucking industry.


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Client: BriteBill
Location: 7 Grand Canal, Dublin 2.
Project Manager: RE Project Partners
Architect: Barry Lyons Design
Value: €360,000
Duration: 6 weeks
Completed: Dec 2015
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- Fit-Out of the second floor in two phases, the first phase, which is mainly open plan office, was handed over at the end of week four and the second phase, which included meeting rooms, board room and a canteen which was handed over at the end of week six.
- Partitions were mainly, curved glazed screens (W2W) with a design vinyl graphic.
- There was a considerable amount of curved plasterboard ceilings to compliment the curved walls.
- Floor coverings to a raised access floor followed an intricate pattern of shapes and colours.
- Full mechanical, electrical and data installations
- Full fit-out including all specialist joinery for reception counter, canteen and tea station.
- This was an excellent project, which had an excellent client, project manager, designer and contract team, which resulted in the project being handed over on time, within budget and most importantly to the high standards expected.
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Now, I know that this topic might turn some of you away, but that is unfortunate. I have always loved church history. When I began seminary at Trinity in Deerfield, IL, I had to pick an emphasis for my MDiv and I picked church history. I loved to read and study how God had used men and women to accomplish His mission in the world. If you have been disinterested in church history, this is exactly the type of book that you should read.
This is not a detail book, but only gives the important people, places, and events. Nichols is a very good writer. He says at the beginning that he thinks history is fun and I think he helps with that by the way he writes. But more importantly than the way he writes is the subject he writes about. He says, "In studying hte Reformation, we remember what the church is all about, and we remember how easy it is for the church to lose its grip on the gospel. If he said it once, Martin Luther said it a hundred times: 'The church's true treasure is the gospel'" (17). Again he says, "We need to realize that the Reformers saw nothing less than the gospel at stake. We sometimes forget what Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, and others risked in taking a stand for the gospel. They risked their very lives" (21).
I think we tend to forget about that. Later in the book, he talks about theology in a classroom versus theology in the real world. A world that was willing to kill those who stood up against their false views of the gospel. If anything, you should read this book because many of these people talked about died for the faith you claim to have today! We don't think of our theology as "worth dying for" because we don't have to. They did and that meant counting the cost.
Who does he talk about in this book? As the subtitle suggests, Martin Luther was the Monk who used the mallet to post his 95 thesis in hopes of provoking a debate with the leades of the Catholic Church. It didn't happen and what resulted was what this book is all about. He tells many stories about Luther, one being that he told his future wife he would marry her not out of love but because his parents needed grandchildren and he wanted to spite the pope (gentlemen, I don't recommend that next Valentine's Day). Did he love her though? You'll have to read the book!
He tells the story of how a sausage dinner started a reform in Switzerland through Ulrich Zwingli. He tells about the Anabaptists and their reformation. He tells how John Calvin staying one night in Geneva turned out to be the turning point of his ministry. He recounts the stories of the English reformation with Thomas Cranmer and why John Foxe wrote about all those martyred for the gospel. I loved the last couple chapters where he talks about the puritans and even some puritan women who greatly impacted the world.
If you read this book, I promise you will long to read more. It will leave you desirous to learn more of church history. While we might not agree with everything all of these historical figures did or believed, they helped shape much of what we say we believe. Because of that, I want to give this book away.
Here are the rules. You have two ways to be entered. (1) You can comment on the blog. All those who comment will be entered into the drawing. You have until 10am (CST) Friday to comment on the blog. When you comment, you MUST at least leave your first name, or I will not know who you are. (2) You can tweet about the book review (twitter). In your tweet, you must make mention of the blog as well as @thadbergmeier (not because I am stuck on myself, but I won't be able to track it otherwise). The winner will be announced on Friday's blog post.
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The halflings… I always loved to play halfling characters! After my gonzoesque duplicating dwarves I'm gonna keep this race simple, with a (already well-established) focus on luck.
Advanced Civilization
The Halfling civilization, centered on the Polylerithes Islands, was prior to the Cataclysm, the most advanced the world has ever known. The wealth of ressources it has, its democratic system (unknown elsewhere) and its technology level far beyond what any other have reached ensured incredible prosperity.
What goes around comes around
Then there was the Cataclysm (1) and suddenly half of the Halfling population died. Those who survived sought refuge and as it happened, quite far to the East was a newly founded city. A city built and ruled by the Last Emperor, a great conqueror, but one who wished to leave behind his warlike ways. Him and the Halfling embassy were both much delighted of the Entente they signed together. Great numbers of the Halfling Diaspora made the trip to establish themselves in the City.
The Wheel of Fortune
The entire system of beliefs of the halflings come from the Wheel of Fortune concept: what is low will rise, what is on top will fall. Enjoy the present when your life is good, don't despair when it's not, nothing last forever.
Which is, you know, a very zen attitude to have in life. Of coure, it can also easily lead to carelesness.
Halflings as a character race
Ability score modifiers: -2 str, – 1 con, +1 dex, +1 int, +1 cha, + 1 wis
Base speed is 25′
- Weapons proficiency: Pistol
- You start with the feat Bountiful Luck (Unearthed Arcana): Whenever an ally you can see within 30 feet of you rolls a 1 on the d20 for an attack roll, an ability check, or a saving throw, you can use your reaction to let the ally reroll the die. The ally must use the new roll.
- Earthquakes, an erupting volcano and a rampaging tarasque for good measure…


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Brooklyn, NY – 440 Gallery presents Personal is Political is Personal. In this intensely political year we hear sound bites and promises that can seem abstract unless it affects us personally. Black Lives Matter. Gender Equality. Gun Control. It's all just words until we see a child's body washed ashore, a routine traffic stop becomes deadly, or a family home is destroyed at high tide. 440 Gallery's theme show this year is centered on the personal effects of politics.
Artists selected for the exhibition: Max Alper, Hannah Barnhardt,
Lynn Benson, Eva M. Capobianco, Gordon Carlisle, Patricia Denys,
Elise Dodeles, Richard Ferrari, Igor Gnedo, Mary Hood, Ibn Kendall,
Katrina Majkut, Spencer Moore, Harry Newman, Steve Savitz,
Nancy Siesel, Nomi Silverman, Stephen Spiller, Ann Stoddard,
Bethany Taylor, Doug Turetsky, Divine Williams, Dale Williams.
Personal is Political is Personal opens Thursday, July 7 at 440 Gallery, 440 Sixth Avenue in Brooklyn, and runs through Saturday, August 6, 2016. An artists reception will be from 6–9pm on Thursday July 7, 2016.
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- A Glow stick pumpkin lolly (yes it glows in the dark! :P)
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- 3 scrabble tiles which spell out Boo (Hehehehe I thought they were a bit of fun for you to get creative with :)
- And a little felt bat brooch handmade by me :o) Here is a close up pic as you can't see him too well in the pic above:
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Halloween giveaway!
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I love you.
This is a post to say I'm still here.
I'm just juggling this horrible cocktail of the back-to-school-blues and a nasty respiratory infection. I'm in that intermediary stage where I'm move in and trying to adjust, but just can't get the right rhythm yet.
I was supposed to kick off day 1 of my new running schedule today and I did not. I took a nap instead. Because running doesn't make much sense if you can hardly breathe. And I think I was running a fever.
I'm going to go do homework until I fall asleep. G'night.
— The Sleep-Deprived College Senior
I forgot my shower supplies at home. I had to run to Walgreens to buy more. Instead of buying fancy shampoo, I bought Mane 'n' Tail. All my horse friends use it on themselves and their equine companions. I'm giving it a try.
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Hi good folks at Sevenforum!
I have several LAN Clients that are not connected to the Internet. And because i run software that needs these clients to have the time synchronized, I thought I use the NET TIME Command in a batch file to perform this task.
Using NET TIME syntax: NET TIME \\TIMESRV /SET /YES I have tried to do this as suggested in several posts around on the Internet (Official MS forums as well). But it doesn't work like it says in these posts.
I have set up a Homegroup/Workgroup on all the computers on the LAN called FLIGHTSIMMERS with 7 (I will only mention two of them to make my point) clients with the following NETBIOS Names :
I thought I was home free will all Clients set with VIPER time! (As explicitly stated in one of the posts I read)! But running the batch file does not change the time on any of my computers!
However, If I run the batch file from EAGLE it will change the time on EAGLE to VIPER time. But not any of the other computers.
What am I missing? Is running the NET TIME command on EAGLE to get the time from VIPER the only way this command works?
If so, any suggestions to how I could get it to work my way?
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I have disabled Internet Time option to set the time on all computers.
I have disabled the Windows Time Service (As I read that NET uses the RPC protocol and not the NTP protocol to do this task)
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Well, after a little more research (and admitting to myself that I don't understand all the semantics of the English language), I found that this is exactly how the NET TIME command is supposed to work!
Back to the drawing board...
Looking into an application called ClockSynchro. Its payware, but I need a stable solution and 10$ isn't going to kill my budget.
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Author of "Your Biz Your Way" Judith Morgan , asked me to write about how I do my business my way as part of her blog challenge.
So as a bit of background for you: I am hugely passionate about helping people to be more assertive and to tell their stories so that they can advance their business, career or just improve their life. I set up The Presenter Coach in 2016, after leaving a full time job (I burnt out). Having had experience working freelance, and running a similar business with a good friend previously, I knew I wanted to go alone. My family life required me to be able to choose what I did, and when I did it – as did my mental health!
There are 2 things that help you build your business or career:
- Be good at what you do
- Tell people about it
I specialise in helping people with the second part (unless you are a radio or tv presenter in which case I help you with both parts). Most people reach a point in their business growth or career where they have to stand in front of people and speak. Whether that be pitching, speaking at conferences or just getting better at interviews.
My aim with The Presenter Coach was that I wanted people to feel like they were being heard. Even today, I want people to see or hear you speak in public (on stage, on air, on screen) and think: "I want to work with you".
The current structure of my work looks like this:
I coach a lot of 1-2-1 clients: radio & tv presenters, & business owners looking to get better at speaking online and on stage. I run training courses in public speaking, I run networking and storytelling workshops, and I have created an online radio presenter course.
- How do you run Your Biz Your Way?
Analogy time: When I go climbing I like to climb without a harness. I love the freedom, the rush, the risk, and you'll find me up as high as my strength will take me (plus a bit more – I like a challenge)
The minute I have a harness on the terror sets in. I feel restrained and that something terrible is going to happen. I won't feel confident climbing so high, and I also have to rely on the person below to catch me if I fall.
Running my own business is just like climbing harness-free. I'm not restricted by convention (although I like to learn from it). I experiment, I learn from my mistakes, and I answer to my clients – no one else.
I ensure that I play to my strengths and passions. I value helping people, personal growth and my family. My strengths are being organised, enthusiasm, coaching, learning, creativity and constructing content. I enjoy serving clients, and constantly finding new ways to improve their experience.
- What do you do differently in your work that illustrates running Your Biz Your Way? Why did you make up your mind to do it like that?
I made up my mind to ensure that my work and life were equally fulfilling. I don't think of organising my time to show "work/life balance" I think of all of it as "life". This means I use traditionally "work skills" in family life: my kids are constantly coached! Equally I value "life skills" in my work: if I am not feeling enjoyment or challenged from something I scrap it.
When I worked in my full time work, I found that I never had time to "sharpen my tools". I love learning, and I find that everything I learn pumps it's way back in to the service I provide and in turn my profit. So I now mark time in my week for learning. I read, do online courses, listen to podcasts – all in the bid that the next coaching session with my next client will be better for it.
I also have a rule: if I get asked to do something that terrifies me, I say yes.
- How do you go against the grain or against the received wisdom in ways which make you happier in yourself, more productive and more abundant in your biz?
I am regularly looking for unique ways of doing things. My public speaking course is spread over 6 weekly sessions, rather than being delivered in one day. It is designed to highlight the need for rehearsal.
I used to think that to be successful I had to work every minute available, and I would sacrifice my health for it. This was a received wisdom, from watching leaders email at 11 at night, or the online business world revealing being up till the early hours of the morning. There is a time for working in this way, but over a period of time it always ends in one way: burn out. As a result I now make time for my fitness and sleep.
There is one thing I have done though, that people seem to identify as controversial:
When I was in my 20s I read an article about motherhood in different decades. The woman that had become a mother in her 40s said that "rather than get someone else to look after your kids, get someone to do the jobs that mean you have the time to be with your kids".
Knowing that time with my family fulfils me the mos, I took heed of that article. I now employ someone who comes to my house 4 evenings a week to do the laundry, load the dishwasher, and set the house back to normal. We have quality family time as a result and I am more productive in my business.
I love climbing this business world without the harness. I love taking strategic steps, seeing if they work and then manoeuvring to be better. Finding my support network has been vital and finding one that works for me, revolutionary. Mostly, being the best mum I can be is at the centre of everything I do: giving love, being supportive and being a role model for them. This means making sure I am fulfilled and healthy is priority number 1. My biz my way is the way that I can achieve this.


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March 7, 1959 - May 29, 2017
Greenville, South Carolina | Age 58
Mrs. Wanda Alexander, wife of Davey Alexander, passed away peacefully on Monday, May 29, 2017 at Heartland Health Care in Greenville.
Born in Anderson, she was the daughter of Robert and Nancy Lyday.
Left to cherish her memory, along with her loving husband and her parents, are a son, Joey Alexander; a daughter, Ashley Alexander; brothers, Donnie Bowen (Jennifer), James Bowen (Laurie), and Tommy Bowen; a sister, Rita Rowland; and grandchild, Zion Alexander.
She was a member of Living Sanctuary Church in Powdersville.
She was an excellent caregiver, a loving mother and grandmother who loved singing in church, cooking, her precious dog, Isabelle, but most of all, her family.
The family will host a Memorial service at a later date.
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An entire advert break on Saturday night will be Lego-themed - to celebrate the release of The Lego Movie.
Adverts from Confused.com, Premier Inn and BT have been re-created using the miniature plastic figurines, and the break will be shown during ITV's Dancing On Ice this Sunday night.
The 'lego-mercials' takeover are the plastic toy brand's first, and the series of animated commercials will use both characters and bricks to make perfect replicas.
Lenny Henry will have the rather amazing experience of seeing himself in miniature for Premier Inn. We can only hope he does the whole bed flop too.
The BT advert will see the well known flatmates transformed into plastic, getting their own miniature kitchen.
And Confused.com's Brian the robot may be the easiest to re-create for this, and will move its way up to some plastic cars in a forecourt.
A trailer of the upcoming LEGO Movie will also be showing during the break.
The film features the voices of stars such as Will Ferrell and Morgan Freeman, with Chris Pratt taking the lead role.
His character Emmet is mistaken for a hero who has to save the world, with a little help from Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman.
Here is the latest trailer for The Lego Movie, Man of Plastic.


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BBC apologizes for weatherman gesture
200,000 watch YouTube clip within hours of postingLONDON -- A cold front passed over the BBC News channel as eagle eyed viewers spotted weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker flipping the bird to the show's news anchor Simon McCoy.
McCoy, linking to the weather, perhaps with a hint of sarcasm, told viewers the weather was coming up, and would of course be "100% accurate and provide all the detail you could possible want."
At that stage, the cameras cut to Schafernaker and his middle finger salute as McCoy's female co-host gasped at the insult.
But it didn't stop there as the fast-acting weatherman, realizing he was on screen, swiftly pretending to rub his face in much the same way a cheeky school kid might do when caught in the act.
McCoy maintained a live newsreader's cool, simply stating, "Every now and then there's always one mistake, that was it."
The BBC immediately issued an apology. ""The News Channel presenter in the studio acknowledged a mistake had been made, and we apologize for any offence caused," a BBC spokesman said.
"Tomasz was not aware that he was on air, and whilst the gesture was only shown for a second, it was not acceptable."
The weatherman later wrote on his website: "Prior to a live weather bulletin, I made a gesture off camera joking with my fellow presenters and without warning the camera went live to the weather studio.
"I am very sorry for any offence that might have been caused by my actions."
The clip is already on YouTube and had garnered more than 200,000 hits within hours of its posting.
The Polish-born weatherman began presenting on BBC Southeast Today in 2001 before joining national BBC outlets in 2006.
It's not the first time he's apologized. Back in 2007 he described the Western Isles and the west Highlands in Scotland as "nowheresville" during a live weather broadcast.


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Innovative solution with NRZ modulation provides big savings potential for network operators
FRIESOYTHE, 14-Feb-2017 — /EuropaWire/ — As one of the first manufacturers of QSFP copper cable systems, Leoni, the leading European provider of cables and cable systems to the automotive sector and other industries, has now succeeded in transferring 56 Gb/s per channel across passive DACs with NRZ modulation. Prototypes with 1, 2 & 3 m transmission lengths have shown outstanding electrical properties in tests up to 56 GHz.
Leoni's solution promises major cost-saving potential for network operators and their equipment suppliers: NRZ-modulated 56 Gb/s systems allow a passive infrastructure to be retained in computer centres. There is no need for active strengthening of switches and servers with additional electronics, making it possible to save a lot of energy. Furthermore, tests and simulations can be run with existing equipment. And 200 G is only the beginning. Many computer centre operators and component manufacturers are going for active components with additional electronics in the connectors when it comes to next generation-wiring up to 400 G across short distances.
With an innovative Leoni solution, it is now possible to keep a passive network structure at 200 G: Leoni's Business Unit Telecommunication Systems has succeeded in providing a stable-frequency system solution up to 3 m for the QSFP form factor and passive 56 Gb/s. With the use of a specially developed high-speed cable and a complex PCB, Leoni can increase the NRZ modulation for a data rate of 56 Gb/s, which simultaneously also means providing the bandwidth of the entire system with corresponding SI performance of 56 GHz. With four data pairs (QSFP), 200 G can be securely transferred across these passive cables.
Active vs. passive or PAM-4 vs. NRZ
There are only two ways to execute the generational change from 100 G to 200 G or 400 G: either further data pairs must be added or the actual data rate per data pair must be raised. Such raising of the data rate is being normatively discussed right now because of the high frequency. In technical terms, this is only possible to achieve with great difficulty when using existing passive components. A data rate increase by changing the modulation method from NRZ to PAM4 was therefore incorporated in the standard. PAM4 makes it possible, with the same bandwidth, to send twice the data rate in the same time across a connection than with NRZ. However, existing networks must be upgraded to use this active technology.
The switch from passive NRZ to active PAM4 modulation at data rates of up to 56 Gb/s per channel therefore presents new challenges in terms of design, measurability, test methods and ways of simulating transmission systems. These are currently being researched and developed.
200 G and what then?
Leoni provides solutions for both active and passive methods with different data rates and transceiver connectors. 200 G with NRZ via a QSFP assembly is the latest innovative solution. Yet the focus is already on the next objective: the feasibility study and prototype development for 400 G with NRZ across eight data pairs are currently under way. That equates to a data volume of nearly 12 DVDs per second, which in technical language is known as 'double density' (abbreviated DD) and is another milestone in the evolution of high-frequency data transfer in computer centres.
- QSFP (quad small form factor pluggable): connector design for high-frequency data transmission in computer centres with four data pairs, form factor 4X)
- DAC (direct attach copper): copper cable systems with such transceiver connectors as SFP+, SFP28, QSFP+, QSFP28)
- NRZ (non return to zero) refers to a form of digital data transmission in which the binary low and high states, represented by numerals 0 and 1, are transmitted by specific and constant DC (direct-current) voltage(s)
- PAM4 (pulse amplitude modulation, Level 4): data transmission with pulse amplitude modulation
- SI performance (signal integrity performance): signal quality
- Short-haul systems: short distance systems
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Composite quartz, unlike natural stones, are a non-porous manufactured product that were perfectly designed to withstand the use of the modern day user. Quartz countertops are by far the most durable material on the market – resilient to scratching, staining, cracking, and heat. This engineered stone is produced by the combination of approximately 93% quartz and 7% pigments, and polymer resins. Because quartz is the second most abundant natural mineral in the earth's crust, and is manufactured using the by-products of quarried natural stone, this makes it a environmentally conscious material you can be sure is safe for the home you live in, and the home you live on.
Caesarstone is one of the manufacturers that pioneered the quartz surface market. From classic to contemporary design, Caesarstone has over 40 innovative colors and textures to choose from. This engineered, nonporous, stone is stain and scratch resistant – as well as backed by a lifetime warranty. At House+Earth, we price quartz per square foot including the fabrication and installation. This helps our customer to avoid purchasing an entire slab with the possibility of not utilizing all of the material – meanwhile, we are able to source remnant material for smaller projects . Visit our showroom to view and check out samples!
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A nanny out of Navi Mumbai, performed a shocking act of abuse after she abused a 10-month-old child. She allegedly brutally beat up the 10-month-old in a play school in Navi Mumbai's Kharghar area. What the nanny did not realize was that the whole incident was recorded by a CCTV camera installed in the room. Police arrested the woman and she denied even touching the boy or and says she had nothing to do with the boy's broken ribs.
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Pharmaceutical proteins comprise a large and rapidly growing segment of the pharmaceutical market. To be safe and effective, pharmaceutical proteins must possess not only the correct covalent structure, but also the correct non-covalent three-dimensional folded structure - and there is no existing method capable of guaranteeing this conformational integrity on a quality assurance (QA) basis. A technology known as hydroxyl radical protein footprinting (HRFP) has been described for the rigorous structural comparison of recombinant pharmaceutical proteins with FDA-approved formulations. HRFP uses a burst of short-lived hydroxyl (OH.) radicals to react with amino acids on the protein surface, creating modifications easily recognized by liquid chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry (LCMS). For QA, results of HRFP from a test sample of a protein must match HRFP results from the protein standard. Otherwise, the structure of the test sample has been compromised. In cases where differences between standard and sample are observed, the general location of these abnormalities can be determined, aiding in troubleshooting. While the method exhibits strong potential as an analytical and QA tool, HRFP requires a substantial degree of highly specialized expertise to generate data sufficiently reliable for use as a QA method. We propose an automated platform for executing the entire HRFP process. Practically, and philosophically, the platform will be inserted into the existing automated workflow of bottom-up protein analysis by mass spectrometry. We propose to produce an automated sample handling and flash photolysis system, alternate schemes for flash photolytic generation of hydroxyl radicals, QA monitors for each step of HRFP, and statistical quality assurance computer programs. We will demonstrate the ability of the integrated system to detect structural abnormalities with current pharmaceutical proteins. The resulting system will be a single-vendor automated HRFP platform for insertion into already-existing LCMS systems allowing application of this technology by researchers with a conventional level of expertise in protein mass spectrometry.
Pharmaceutical proteins comprise a large and rapidly growing segment of the pharmaceutical market. Unlike traditional small molecule drugs, pharmaceutical proteins must fold into the correct three-dimensional shape to be both safe and effective as a drug. Even the slightest anomalies in the shape of a protein drug have had devastating consequences. Still, there is no routine method to assure the tertiary structure of a pharmaceutical protein, although recently developed chemical methods have shown promise in the laboratory. We propose to develop known chemistry into an automated screening and quality assurance method to monitor the three dimensional shape of proteins.


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EVENT DATE: Sep 15, 2012
The Genesis Project is currently in phase 1 of it's vision. Since opening the Drop-in Center in August 2011, GP has been open on a part time, call-out basis. We work closely with the SeaTac Police Department, and call in volunteers when a victim is recovered. The Drop In Center has laundry facilities, showers and places to sleep, and the girls receive food, shelter, clothing, resources, and referrals to long term shelters and rehabilitation programs as needed. As soon as we receive enough funding to operate the center 24/7 we plan on doing so, eventually opening long term shelter and comprehensive rehabilitation programs.
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Reunion time with Alexander and Willow
Good news, everybody! Alexander Ludwig, Willow Shields and I managed to avoid getting slimed at Saturday's Kids' Choice Awards. We did get a little on the bottom of our shoes when we walked up on stage to accept the award for Best Movie for The Hunger Games. I had such a good time seeing Willow and Alexander, as we haven't been all together in quite a while. It was an honor to receive the award. Thanks so much to all the fans who voted for us. It means a lot! Keep reading to see more photos.
NAACP Image Awards Night
I am so grateful to the NAACP Image Award committee for nominating me for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for my performance as Rue in The Hunger Games. Also in this category were Kerry Washington (Django Unchained), Gloria Reuben (Lincoln), Phylicia Rashad (Tyler Perry's Good Deeds) and Taraji P. Henson (Think Like a Man). The ceremony aired live on February 1. I've heard that award shows can be boring, but not these! From the rap tribute by Wyclef Jean and Common celebrating Harry Belafonte, to Steve Harvey's jokes, it was lots of fun. Keep reading to see my photo diary from this amazing night!
Fashion's Night Out
Last Wednesday, I attended Kevan Hall's Spring 2013 fashion show at his atelier on Beverly Boulevard in Los Angeles. The designer was so nice to lend me this beautiful strapless A-line dress. I loved the leather bow belt, which perfectly matched a pair of Franco Sarto shoes I've had in my closet forever but haven't had a chance to wear. Besides actresses like Virginia Madsen and Teri Hatcher, and singer Estelle, I also ran into my favorite red carpet date, Jackie Emerson, who wore a beautiful copper Kevan Hall dress. To see more photos from the evening, including my top three picks from the runway, keep reading.
It's Teen Vogue Party Time!
I couldn't help but clap when Grouplove performed at Teen Vogue's 10th Annual Young Hollywood Party last night. I love their song "Tongue Tied." I've been singing it all day long! To see who I ran into at the party, check out the Red Carpet Gallery. Congrats to Victoria Justice, who's on the October cover of Teen Vogue, the Young Hollywood issue), and to my Hunger Games castmates Willow Shields and Isabelle Fuhrman, who look gorgeous inside. If you go to the People Watching page, you'll see me talking about my fashion style. Here's a sneak peek before you go to the newsstand!
Convention in Chi-Town
Jackie Emerson, Dayo Okeyeni, Willow Shields, some of your favorite Capitol stylists from The Hunger Games, and I were in Chicago last weekend for Creation Entertainment's Fiction2Film first ever Hunger Games convention. Jackie and I did a panel together. We met fans who had traveled from as far away as London, and we even got to dance with them at the party Saturday night. I had so much fun! I also got to see Gene Varnado, the creative director behind the "Future President" PSA I did for Boeing to raise funds for The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C. He lives in Chicago and was able to come by with his family.
I had the best time yesterday at the Kids Choice Awards! The highlights: Talking with Kelly Osbourne from Fashion Police on the orange carpet about how much I love the show, and realizing we were both wearing Tony Ward Couture. I also wore gold Kate Spade Oxfords. BTW Kelly's hair is super-cool. Hope you saw the interview on E! ... There were stars galore and the most awesome moment came when Taylor Swift said to me, "You're Rue!" and asked if we could take a picture together. I only wish I had the evidence: My manager misplaced her camera so if anyone finds it, please get it back to her! Or at least upload the KCAs photos so we can see them. LOL! ... Of course, it's always fun to see The Hunger Games crew: Dayo, Jackie, Isabelle, Willow, Alexander and Josh. And in case you were wondering: I did get slimed, right along with Justin Bieber at the end. But not one drop touched my dress. Phew! For more Choice photos, go to the Red Carpet gallery. Btw, I went to a couple of gift lounges on Friday and met lots of fun vendors, including two amazing teen sisters, who have a skincare line, and a jewelry designer who custom-made a special Mockingjay pin just for me. I also got a fox face necklace for Jackie. Thanks so much to GBK Productions, BOP and Tigerbeat, and PopStar.
Which THG costar did I tell reporters I hoped would get slimed (all in fun, of course!)
Oscar Sunday
Hope everyone enjoyed watching the Oscars and the red carpet fashion! One of my favorite looks was Jessica Chastain's amazing Alexander McQueen. Jackie Emerson and I went to InStyle magazine's viewing party at Boa Steakhouse in West Hollywood where we raided the candy bar for Gummy bears, Reese's Pieces and Sour Patch Kids. (Click here to see who else attended!) I really loved my dress, which was designed by Belle Sauvage. It has these cool mint green side panels that were three-dimensional, and a purple other- wordly print down the front and back that reminded me of something someone in The Hunger Games' Capitol would wear. (Thanks to stylist Sophie Banks Coloma!) I wore my own Calvin Klein peep toe shoes, along with a purple Tyler Alexander purse and sparkling Forevermark drop earrings. Jackie looked pretty in pink (and red!) Preen.
Golden Globes Glamour
After watching the Golden Globes awards show last Sunday night (congrats to all the winners!), I headed to the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel for 13th Annual Warner Bros. and Instyle Golden Globes After Party. There, I ran into Levin Rambin (Glimmer), who looked pretty in pink and red, Alexander Ludwig (Cato), Phoebe Tonkin (The Secret Circle) and Lamorne Morris (New Girl). I especially loved the dress and shoes Burberry lent me — thanks so much!
Check out the story Just Jared Jr. ran about me and my Hunger Games costars from that night right here.
Girls Night Out
Last night I met up with Leven Rambin at the Instyle and Forevermark Diamonds A Promise of Beauty and Brilliance Golden Globes party at the Beverly Hills Hotel. I really wanted to tell George Kotsiopoulos from Fashion Police that I watch his show all the time, but never got the chance. I did meet Jared Eng from Just Jared who was really cool and sweet. Check out the article about me and Leven on Just Jared Jr.
Rockin' Hard at the Youth Rock Awards
Two peas in a ThreePeasCo. pod
The adorable Rowan Blanchard from Spy Kids 4 and I presented the award for Rockin' Child Performer at the Youth Rock Awards at Hollywood's Avalon club last week. Who won? Madison De La Garza from Desperate Housewives! We had so much fun watching the incredible dancers and celebrating all the winners. We also bonded over our shared designer, the incredible ThreePeasCo. Thanks, Antoinette!
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The latest clinical trial that clearly went wrong, and had a catastrophic result for participants, took place in early 2016 in France. A drug test concerning pain relief, it resulted in one fatality and five hospital admissions with severe adverse effects...Read More
Is the Aluminium in Beauty Products, Food and Medicine a Health Hazard?
By Alexander Eistert |Dec 06, 2015|English
In recent years the possible effects of aluminium on the human body have gained more attention. Consumers and advocacy groups seized the topic following a few in-depth media reports. The 2013 documentary The Age of Aluminium mentions a possible link between...Read More
Aluminium – Gefährlich für die Gesundheit?
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In den letzten Jahren haben das Thema Aluminium und etwaige Auswirkungen auf die menschliche Gesundheit stark an Bedeutung zugenommen. Ausgelöst durch teils intensive mediale Begleitung wurde das Thema von Verbrauchern sowie Verbraucherschutzorganisationen...Read More
What's Driving Auto Industry Recalls?
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Automobile recalls are on the increase. It's almost a pandemic, with reports relating to different makes of vehicle appearing continuously around the world. After a run of recalls between 2009 and 2011, Toyota announced in April 2014 that 27 models of...Read More


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LANGHORNE, Pa. - June 13, 2013 --A vote Thursday night in Langhorne, Pa. officially ended a 5-year dispute over teacher contracts in the Neshaminy School District.
The school board voted in favor of a ratified contract that had been presented by its teachers last week.
The agreement ends an impasse over wages and other issues that began back in 2008.


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Why didn't Jesus say He was God?
I ran across a recent blog by Pastor Mark Driscoll that helped answered a question I was perplexed during my early youth years. I wish had the WORD of GOD armed and ready, but failed in my feeble attempts to dual a self-proclaimed atheist. This could have been one of those moments that later inspired me to enter into seminary training. Much later in life, our family moved into a new home, and 2 sisters knocked on our front door from the Jehovah Witness church, asking the same question…
So why didn't Jesus outright say, "I AM GOD"? Instead, he frequently referred himself as the "Son of Man". Before we can answer this, you must also recognize that we're over 2,000 years removed from the historical and cultural context of Jesus' time. The words and phrases written in the Bible may obstruct us from seeing what was SO OBVIOUS to the audience of that time.
SHORT ANSWER: Jesus DID emphatically, publicly, privately, and unapologetically declare that HE was GOD.
Yes, Jesus wasn't crucified because he supposedly broke the Sabbath laws, healed the sick, perform miracles, or teach "heresies" in the eyes of the Pharisees. He was put to death because he called himself, "GOD"… "I AM". Here are 2 passages that may help you in answering this question. There are many more, and I invite you to add them into the COMMENTS section below.
- John 10:30-33: I and the Father are one." Again his Jewish opponents picked up stones to stone him, but Jesus said to them, "I have shown you many good works from the Father. For which of these do you stone me?" "We are not stoning you for any good work," they replied, "but for blasphemy, because you, a mere man, claim to be God."
- Matt 26:63-65: The high priest said to him, "I charge you under oath by the living God: Tell us if you are the Messiah, the Son of God." "You have said so," Jesus replied. "But I say to all of you: From now on you will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of the Mighty One and coming on the clouds of heaven." Then the high priest tore his clothes and said, "He has spoken blasphemy! Why do we need any more witnesses? Look, now you have heard the blasphemy.
You see, pretty clear right? Do you have any other passages that can encourage and equip others to firm up their faith in knowing Jesus was God? Add them to the COMMENTS.
Thank you, Pastor Mark for helping us answer this question. WATCH HERE